Shopping around Logan
Antiques, Amish furniture, a craft gallery in a 150-year-old log cabin, a wind chime shop, and where to get groceries — the hosts' list for the Hocking Hills.
October 2026 · from the Sleepy Bear Lodge guidebook, "Shopping"
The places we send guests on a rainy afternoon, or on the way home. Most are on or near State Route 664, the same road you take to the state-park trailheads.
Logan Antique Mall — Logan
Big, well-stocked, and easy to lose an hour in. Open daily.
12795 OH-664 S, Logan · 740-385-2061
Treehouse Treats and Treasures — next to the antique mall
Hand-dipped ice cream, a gift shop, mini golf, and a free petting zoo. The easy win if you have kids along.
12793 OH-664 S, Logan · 740-385-0400
Hollidays Country Oak — Rockbridge
Local Amish furniture: a beautiful indoor showroom plus outdoor pieces.
26762 US-33, Rockbridge · 740-385-9133
Hocking House — Big Pine Road
A fine craft gallery in a 150-year-old log cabin, with art gardens out back. Clay work by the owner, Jean Magdich, plus handmade pieces from other American craftsmen. Weekends only in the off season.
29580 Big Pine Rd, Logan · 740-385-4166
Gallery on Main — Downtown Logan
A community gallery of local artists and authors: one-of-a-kind art, plus demonstrations and workshops.
65 W Main St, Logan · 740-216-4435
Wind Chime Shop — Ilesboro Road
Hundreds of chimes in copper, brass, glass, and even old silverware, plus rocks and minerals. The candle and Christmas shops are right next door.
29205 Ilesboro Rd, Logan · 740-385-9537
Groceries and anything you forgot
Kroger for groceries and essentials — 31550 Chieftain Dr, Logan · 740-380-3236. Walmart Supercenter for anything you forgot to pack — 12910 OH-664 S, Logan · 740-380-1472.
Firewood isn’t provided at the cabin, so pick some up at a gas station or market on the way in.